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NEW PATREON VIDEO: “CREATIVE TENACITY”

I just launched a video on Angelspit’s Patreon titled “Creative Tenacity”.
It’s important that the world hears your voice – you have something important to say!
Watch it here: https://www.patreon.com/angelspit

Angelspit has launched a PATREON campaign in which we deliver a new song, blipvert/video and live jam session approximately each month.
This will be our platform to try a “live” and spontaneous way to working – and you get to watch it evolve!
There is also an option for monthly merch discounts – as there is A LOT of awesome new stuff coming!

NEW PATREON VIDEO: “MIXING VOCALS”

I just launched a video on Angelspit’s Patreon titled “Mixing Vocals”.
Here’s a cool trick with mixing vocals (and any other instruments)

Watch it here: https://www.patreon.com/angelspit

Angelspit has launched a PATREON campaign in which we deliver a new song, blipvert/video and live jam session approximately each month.
This will be our platform to try a “live” and spontaneous way to working – and you get to watch it evolve!
There is also an option for monthly merch discounts – as there is A LOT of awesome new stuff coming!

NEW PATREON VIDEO: “SONG WRITING”

I just launched a video on Angelspit’s Patreon titled “Song Writing…pain, doom, woe…”
Trouble with your creative output? You might like this.

Watch it here: https://www.patreon.com/angelspit

Angelspit has launched a PATREON campaign in which we deliver a new song, blipvert/video and live jam session approximately each month.
This will be our platform to try a “live” and spontaneous way to working – and you get to watch it evolve!
There is also an option for monthly merch discounts – as there is A LOT of awesome new stuff coming!

NEW PATREON VIDEO: “STOP BEING OVER CRITICAL!”

I just launched a video on Angelspit’s Patreon titled “STOP BEING OVER CRITICAL!”.
If you are over critical of yourself, you might like this!

Watch it here: https://www.patreon.com/angelspit

Angelspit has launched a PATREON campaign in which we deliver a new song, blipvert/video and live jam session approximately each month.
This will be our platform to try a “live” and spontaneous way to working – and you get to watch it evolve!
There is also an option for monthly merch discounts – as there is A LOT of awesome new stuff coming!

ZOOG’S RESPONSES FROM LORELEI DREAMING’S Q+A

This is a recording from Zoog’s Q+A from Wednesday night Feb 22. Questions were focused on production and composition for Lorelei Dreaming.

>> WATCH IT ON YOUTUBE

Angelspit’s Patreon: Cyberpunk Drum Machines

Zoog talks about using Lo-Fi vintage Drum Machine samples on Angelspit’s new material.
These samples will be uploaded soon!

Watch it here: https://youtu.be/m41Pf3-xdUA

Angelspit’s Patreon has SO MUCH AWESOMENESS – go clicky-click: https://www.patreon.com/angelspit
Angelspit’s FakeBook: http://www.facebook.com/angelspitmusic

GEAR REVIEW: .COM FREQUENCY DIVIDER by STG SOUNDLABS

com_stg_reviewThis Frequency Divider outputs +/-5volt signals 1 and 2 octaves below the input frequency – similar to a Roland SH-101.
It has an adjustable Pulse Width which is output at the original frequency, -1 octave and -2 octave.
Since all outputs are +/-5volt it can be used to drive CV inputs.
It also mangles regular audio which is effected by the adjustable Pulse Width – AND outputs the mangled audio as +/-5volt…so you can use this to inject some mayhem into your modular’s CV inputs – this thing ROCKS!

Visit STG SOUNDLABS for more information.

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GEAR REVIEW: .MIX 3 INPUT MIXER by STG SOUNDLABS

mix_stgr_review

This sturdy and compact mixer is great for audio and CV. It’s clean, yet can be driven to distortion easily is desired. It’s bipolar output makes it great for using with Control Voltages.

Visit STG SOUNDLABS for more information.

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ANGELSPIT BLIPVERT: USING HIGH PASS FILTERS TO SCULPT MAYHEM

Angelspit demonstrates how to use a High Pass Filter to move with a sound’s pitch and remove unwanted rumble.
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Writing bass, lyrics and being original

Lolita from our Forum asked me this question:

http://krankhaus.net/forum/index.php?topic=11171.0

Um, basically, how do you keep your songs sounding original? Even if you listen to diverse range of music, how do you keep your songs sounding like your own?
Like, whenever I try to write a song I’ll come up with a cool bass line(because the bass is my main instrument), then stop and realize, ‘oh damn, that sounds just like that Marilyn Manson song or that Emilie Autumn song.’ And I’ll try re-arranging it, but I’m always afraid that I’ll write something great then realize too late that it sounds just like another song. Or I’ll not realize it at all and publish the song, then later get a bunch of people accusing me of copying a part of someone’s song.

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